Looks like his mother

💥In the photo is Farrokh Bulsara, also known as Freddie Mercury, with his mother. The true idol of millions was born on September 5, 1946, in Zanzibar, to a Parsi family, Bomi and Jer. They followed the teachings of Zoroaster and belonged to the Iranian people. 

Freddie Mercury’s name is very familiar not only to fans of Queen, but to all lovers of good music. He has not been with us for almost three decades, but that does not prevent him from still remaining among the world’s most popular performers. He became the author of musical hits that will forever remain part of rock’s golden collection.

And besides, at that time boys were dressed like girls to show their belonging to the still maternal-child world. 

But what is interesting is that for men, dresses and skirts are healthier clothing for reproductive capabilities, since they are looser and help avoid overheating. 

By the way, while male homosexuality has been studied better, female homosexuality has been studied less and is more varied. 

For example, the singer LP, known for the song “Lost on You,” is, for instance, into girls; many people find her style seems brutal, but to me it is rather detached from gender, just like Freddie's. He wore different looks to suit specific songs and music videos. 

Freddie didn’t have problems with his orientation; he had problems accepting what was happening to him. There were too many incompetent managers. 

Society sticks its nose into other people’s pants far too much. And it doesn’t do anyone any good. 

What happens in the bedroom between one adult and another should concern no one — as long as everything happens with consent. 

There are general standards of cleanliness and the use of language as a tool. If we’re talking about AIDS, which took him down: both hetero and bi people had it. What complaints can there be against men and women who infect their heterosexual partners in heterosexual sex? 

The world is this way: taboos on certain social connections that don’t personally concern you grow into taboos on consequences that personally affect everyone.

Because reasonable but “socially suspicious” questions and actions are avoided at all costs. 

 Sex education in schools is fucked today, everything is in the hands of parents and the young generations themselves. 

And I don’t have 100% proof that he was specifically gay. 

But he did a lot both in music and in openly speaking about the illness — back then that reduced stigma and helped in the search for treatment.